River Streams

by Justin O'Shea

• (Matthew 5:43-48, Genesis 37 & 39) Because we have a favourable relationship with our Heavenly Father, everything we put our hands to can prosper. Are we willing to believe that and serve in that way?

by Randy Maas

• (Ephesians 5:1-20) Imitating God may seem like an impossible task. But if we intentionally approach it like a child copying their parent, over time we will find ourselves looking a lot more like Jesus.

by Heidi Hughes

• (Luke 11:34, Colossians 1:12, 2:6-7, 4:2) Being thankful shouldn't be something we have to discipline ourselves to do. Instead it should naturally flow out of a closer walk with Jesus.

by Tessa Hughes

• (Galatians 3:1, Hebrews 12:11, Proverbs 12:15) Accepting and embracing correction has the potential for great benefits, but only when we have the humility to receive it.

by Paul Hughes

• (2 Kings 4:1-7, 1 Kings 19:19-21) When presented with a crisis, Elisha was able to move forward confidently because he had already positioned himself in a position of full dependency.

by Justin O'Shea

• (Luke 2:21-35, Romans 8:28) It's a wonderful life when in every situation, we can have a peaceful confidence that God works all things together for our good because we love and obey him.

by Heidi Hughes

• (Jeremiah 31:15-17, 2 Corinthians 1:8-10) In painful or difficult times, God's presence and His words are the best source of comfort.

by the River Collective

• A communal exploration of Psalm 27.

by Tony Cooke

• (Matthew 16:15-19) Jesus saw Peter through the lens of who he was made to be. We truly love when we look at people around us the same way.

by Justin O'Shea

• (Deuteronomy 20:1-4, Numbers 13:1-14:12) When we face challenges on the journey God has invited us on, what has the most influence on our heart - the fear rising from looking at the problem or the courage rising from looking at the promise?